Kptv Weather 10 Day (2024)

FAQs

What is the warmest part of Oregon? ›

The hottest area of the state is the southwest; Jackson County is the warmest place in the state during summer.

Central Oregon Year-Round Weather

In Central Oregon, we enjoy warm summers and mild winters. Our winter temperatures average from the 20s to 40s, while summer days often reach the mid-80s. Annually, we receive up to 30 inches of precipitation, primarily as snow.

While temperature will fluctuate from week to week, peak temperatures generally occur during July and August with highs around 77°F. This is also the busiest time of the year on the North Coast, so plan accordingly!

Rain varies across the Portland metropolitan area. The West Hills receive 60 inches of rain per year, but the airport only receives about 35 to 37 inches (see figure 2). Precipitation falls mostly as rain, with an average of only four days per year recording measurable snow.

Year-Round Livability

Klamath Falls is Oregon's “City of Sunshine” with nearly 300 sunny days each year. While most people think of Oregon as rainy, Klamath Falls is perched at 4,100 feet on the east side of the Cascade Mountain Range with a very different weather pattern than our coastal and I-5 corridor neighbors.

Breaking Down the Cost of Living in Oregon. The cost of living in the Beaver State sits above the national average, putting it in the top 10 most expensive states in the nation. Housing, utilities, and food are the main components of these living expenses, with annual costs of $8,924, $1,030, and $4,104, respectively.

Never too hot or too cold, Manzanita, Oregon, has extremely favorable weather all year round. With a minimal number of rainy days year-round, October – April are the wettest months. June – October is the ideal time to visit!

The rainy season extends from October through April, with precipitation averaging 35 to 40 inches (900 to 1,000 mm), except in the middle Rogue valley, where 20 to 25 inches (500 to 650 mm) is common.

Does it rain a lot in Oregon in the summer? ›

The state as a whole has a very definite winter rainfall climate. West of the Cascades about one-half of the annual total precipitation falls from December through February; about one-fourth in the spring and fall and very little during the summer months.

What is Portland Oregon Most Famous For? Portland, Oregon, is a vibrant and scenic city in the USA's Pacific Northwest. The largest city in the state, it's famed for its huge expanses of green space, from parks and forests to breathtaking mountaintops.

Portland does get more rain per year, on average, than Seattle — 43 inches versus 38 inches — and it rains more often in Portland than in Seattle: 156 days per year versus 155 days per year. (That's not a big difference, of course.)

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It's also known as the wettest place in the United States, averaging about 12 in. of rain per month.

Never too hot or too cold, Manzanita, Oregon, has extremely favorable weather all year round.

The sleepy town of Brookings lies waiting with a warm welcome of serene beaches, quiet eateries, and plenty more panoramic vistas of the seascape to revel in. Located six miles from the California border, Harris Beach typically boasts warmer weather than most other Oregon beaches.

Roseburg, nestled in a spur of the western Cascades in the southern part of the state, rarely accumulates snow, and the Pelton Dam area on the Deschutes River near Warm Springs sees fewer than ten inches of precipitation a year.